I have successfully created my variables which appears in the variables tab. However, they are not stored when writing the name of my variable and it does not show that there is a mistake. Would you please help cause it has been bugging me for the past 2days.
@Eulo_Map
Welcome to the forum
maybe the scope is set too close.
It would be helpfully if you can elaborate more on detail along with some screenshots
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dont quote sourcePath variable as it has the meaning of string value
You can clearly see that when I type “Directory…” it directly gives me propositions of the different functions that I can use. However, when writing “sourcePath” nothing appears…
I dont understand
Try this;
Directory.Getfiles(sourcePath)
even though I want to get excel files only?
Do like: Directory.GetFiles(sourcePath) is taking the variable sourcePath
When Do like: Directory.GetFiles(“sourcePath”) we are providing the String Value sourcePath as Path to the method.
Directory.GetFiles(sourcePath, “*.xlsx”)
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Write as Directory.GetFiles(sourcePath)
sourcePath is a Variable so no need of double quotes
If you have a string like the "C:\User\Documents" then you can write as
Directory.GetFiles("C:\User\Documents")
I did as you asked but when typing “sourceP” it still doest not give me the liste of variables and functions, this is actually what I am trying to understand
Thank you, it helped a whole lot.
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